At the top of a well-kept building in Notting Hill, this two-bedroom apartment has been thoughtfully refurbished by Ramsay Construction. A dual-aspect layout defines the home, inviting sunlight to track its way through the interiors. To the east, a private bedroom balcony greets the sunrise; to the west, a front-facing terrace brings sunset lighting to the lounge.

At the heart of the apartment, an L-shaped shaker kitchen unfolds into a relaxed living space. Neutral cabinetry is lifted by a sage-green splashback, while wide glazing draws attention outward to the decked terrace. There’s a built-in breakfast bar for mornings alfresco or an evening soaking up the amber sunset skies.

The principal bedroom is calm and restorative, finished in soft neutrals with wide wooden floorboards underfoot. A floor-to-ceiling window floods the room with light, complemented by a door opening onto its own balcony. The second bedroom sits alongside, cleverly arranged with a dressing area. In the family bathroom, texture and materiality take centre stage. Herringbone brick floor tiles from Ca’ Pietra pair with European Heritage wall tiles, while a river-stone basin rests on a bespoke wooden vanity.

Just moments from Westbourne Grove and Portobello Road, Colville Terrace has enviable proximity to the best offerings of Notting Hill. Grab groceries from Daylesford or Planet Organic before heading to SoulCycle for an invigorating workout. Enjoy weekend brunches at Farm Girl or Granger &Co., then wander to the Japanese gardens of Holland Park, just a 15-minute walk away. For fine dining, decide between two-Michelin-starred The Ledbury and three-Michelin-starred Core by Clare Smyth. End the day with a drink at The Walmer Castle.

Westbourne Park - 10 mins (Circle, Hammersmith & City)

Notting Hill Gate - 11 mins (Central, Circle, District)